The "eye" type of this characteristic occurs when two words look like they have this property but in reality don't. The most common type occurs at the very end of a line and is known as the "tail" variety. Depending on what syllable they occur on, they can be classified as dactylic, feminine, or masculine. Assonance refers 
The "eye" type of this characteristic occurs when two words look like they have this property but in reality don't. The most common type occurs at the very end of a line and is known as the "tail" variety. Depending on what syllable they occur on, they can be classified as dactylic, feminine, or masculine. Assonance refers to their occurrence among vowels and imperfect ones are known as the "slant" variety. For ten points, name this term for a repetition of sounds in two or more words, such as in "hat" and "cat."
The "eye" type of this characteristic occurs when two words look like they have this property but in reality don't.
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